Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, representing Kogi Central Senatorial District, has called for justice for Nigerians, particularly the poor, as the nation celebrates its 63rd Independence Anniversary.

In a statement released on Sunday, Natasha acknowledged the sacrifices of Nigeria’s past heroes and emphasized the need for justice to ensure active citizenship among the populace. She stated:

“Independence Day symbolizes the sacrifices of our heroes past and their unwavering determination for a better Nigeria. Today, we honour their memories and pay tribute to their selfless contributions. Indeed, their exemplary leadership has become a beacon of hope for us today.”

The senator highlighted the struggles faced by the poor, stating: “Without mincing words, our poor have sacrificed too much; they need justice more than anything to become active citizens.

Social justice, political justice, and economic justice, among others, are needed to keep Nigeria on the path of greatness.”

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Natasha concluded her message by urging Nigerians to unite in anticipation of a better Nigeria where the rule of law prevails:

“As we celebrate this auspicious occasion of a new birth, let’s join hands together in anticipation of a better Nigeria where the rule of law becomes the order of the day.

It’s time for us to build a Nigeria that thrives on unity, justice, and prosperity. May love and peace be with our beloved Nigeria always.”